Explore the fundamentals of algorithms and data structures in the renowned CS 170 course at UC Berkeley, taught by renowned professors.
University CoursesAlgorithmData Structures
Introduction
CS 170 is a course on efficient algorithms and intractable problems offered at UC Berkeley. It covers a wide range of topics, including big-O notation, integer multiplication, recurrence relations, matrix multiplication, median-finding, fast Fourier transform, depth-first search, and strongly connected components.
Highlights
Covers fundamental algorithms and data structures
Taught by renowned professors Prasad Raghavendra and Christian Borgs
Includes hands-on assignments and section walkthroughs
Utilizes the textbook "Algorithms" by Dasgupta, Papadimitriou, and Vazirani
Recommendation
This course is highly recommended for students interested in computer science, algorithms, and problem-solving. It provides a solid foundation in algorithmic thinking and analysis, which are essential skills for a wide range of computer science applications.
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